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September 22, 1948 – October 30, 2018
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Obituary for Catherine Marshall (Deyneka)
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Catherine Deyneka Marshall, 70 of Auburn, died Wednesday, November 30th at Crouse Hospital, following a brief illness.
Cathy grew up in Skaneateles and has resided in the Auburn area for many years. She retired from Welch-Allyn in 2009, did volunteer work at Mercy Health & Rehabilitation Center, and for the past three years has worked as a health Aide for Home Instead Senior Care. She was a member of the committee that brought the Dog Park to Emerson Park.
She is survived by her husband Leonard D. Marshall and her brother Walter Deyneka Jr. She was predeceased by her parents Walter and Norma Chapman Deyneka, he brother Carl Deyneka who died in Viet Nam, brothers Paul and William Deyneka, and her infant sister Mary Deyneka.
Cathy’s wishes were that there be no services or calling hours.
Cathy grew up in Skaneateles and has resided in the Auburn area for many years. She retired from Welch-Allyn in 2009, did volunteer work at Mercy Health & Rehabilitation Center, and for the past three years has worked as a health Aide for Home Instead Senior Care. She was a member of the committee that brought the Dog Park to Emerson Park.
She is survived by her husband Leonard D. Marshall and her brother Walter Deyneka Jr. She was predeceased by her parents Walter and Norma Chapman Deyneka, he brother Carl Deyneka who died in Viet Nam, brothers Paul and William Deyneka, and her infant sister Mary Deyneka.
Cathy’s wishes were that there be no services or calling hours.
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